The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-02-03

q. NGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Cotton Good middling, cents.
Next Monday is salesday.
Court is in session at Abbeville.
January furnished US all sorts of
weather.
Valentines Day is crowding the youth
fnl head.
Mr.: o. cselsberg has gone on visit to
Birming Ala.
Anderson has twenty lawyers, and eight
of them arc bachelors.
The Savannah Valley Railroads busi-
ness is steadily increasing.
Mrs. W. I. Bolt, of Ackworth, Ca, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Joannab Allen, OF Greenville. is in
in the city visiting relatives.
Sound sw eel potatoes meet with ready
sale In the city at a fair price.
Corn is advancing in price. Farmers,
q prepare to put in . large corn crop.
81 always ratronize those merchants
who advertise = said a farmer the other
day.
Corn, bacon and fertilizers form large
part Of the business of the railroads just
now.
The prayer meetings in the Methodist
Church on Tuesday nights are largely at
tended.
Rev. j. j. Taylor, Of Lexington, KY,
S will preach in the Baptist Church next
Sunday.
Rev. "A. T. Dunlap will preach at Trin.
s ity Church en- next Sunday morning at
S IL o'clock.
sahool Commissioner Clinkscsles is off
in the country this week visiting the
u public schools.
.55ss Mr.. D. J. sherard offers some valuable
land within the city's limits for sale. See
advertisement.
The ball for the new Methodist Church
has been placed in position. It hasa
very. sweet toae.
Mr.. w. w. Keys, of the Baptist Courier,
zs Greenville, s. c., has been spending few
3 days in the city.
lldr. w. W. sadler, of this County, left
IS on Tuesday fer Due West, where he goes
TO enter Erskine College.
Our young friend, VIM. n. Wilson, has
I, secured q position as fireman on the Sa-
yannah Valley Railroad.
Mr.. VIM. Miller, who has been sojourn-
ing in Camden. 8. c., for several months,
has returned to Anderson.
Mr.. W. J. Gaines, the energetic repre-
sentative of the Augusta Chronicle, spent
q day in the city last week.
The 'eTwo Dams Combination" was
forced to pass us by. They will probably
visit Us later iii the season.
Mr.. e.. p. Bruce, OF Townville, has
been spending u few days in the city. The
INTELLIaENcE1sha has warm friend in him.
The contractors have completed the re-
pairs on Earle's Bridge, and they will at
once begin work on the new bridge at
Sloan's Ferry.
Providence permitting, the Sacrament
b of the Lords Supper will be celebrated az
Roberts Church on next Sunday, and at
ToWnyille on Sunday following.
Jimmie, an aight-year-old son of Mr..
rs Thos. Gentry, tgied at his home in PEN
8 dleton Township on last Tuesday after
noon, after painful illness of several
S weeks.
Mr.. John &. Wilcox, who is drumming
j for an Atlanta kouse, was in the city yes
terday. John Is an Anderson boy, and 1t
pleases us to know that he is meeting with
success.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, or the 4Srd inst, by Rev. Mike
Mcfee, Mr.. y. w. Tucker, of Level Land,
s.. q, and Miss Adelia F. Weeks, of Pied
q mont, s. G.
ss Mr.. J. r. Norris, editor of the McCor-
mick Adra,,ee. spent last Sunday in the
4 city. Mr.. Norris is most pleasant gen.
tleman, and we hope to see him in Ander-
son frequently.
Married, at tho Presby terian parsonage,
near Good Hope Church, on the 9th Of
JanparyS By the Rev. R G. Lyon, Mr.. w.
W. Scott and Mrs. Anna Mcconnell, both
Of Anderson County.
Read B. f. Crsyton & Sons new adver-
tisement, and If you want anything good
TO eat. pay them visit. They keep
# every thing in the grocery line, and sell
them at bottom prices.
If you kaYe been borrowing your neigh
bo1's INTELL1aENcER during the past
year, quit it and come up to this Office
like man with the subscription price and
get a paper of your own.
Some people at Church, no matter how
interesting and eloquent the sermon, will
pull out their watches when the town
clock begins to strike. They want to see
if the clock is right, you know.
Married, by the Rev. NJ. MCGEE, on
Tuesday, 25th ult., at the residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. Joe J. Major and Miss
jamie Harris, daughter of Mr.. Ezekiel
Harris, all Of Anderson County.
The New York Cash Store is offering
splendid chance to the ladies OF buying
first-class goods at a low price and at same
time obtain fine picture. Look in the
special notice column for particulars.
J.J. Baker & Co.'s new advertisement
should have the attention of the farmers.
This firm sells the Ewtaw fertilizer and
acid, which are recognized as among the
best on the market. Give them a call.
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